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Hi,

Actually, it's very odd that you happen to mention this because I just 
looked at their site and came to the same conclusions as you. I got 
nowhere at all with Firefox 3.5, but I found the radio buttons with IE6. 
Surprisingly, I got the best overall results with Lynx, but neither Lynx 
nor IE6 would actually let me download anything. If you find a trick, I 
would be very interested. I really wish they still offered plain old 
ftp, it made things much easier. They do offer a rebroadcast service, so 
I suspect that the content is still easily downloadable, but I don't 
know where.